Saint Valentine's Day!!!

By Munus. Wednesday, 14. February 2007, 15:45:43

I love you

Arabic: أُحِبُّك
Chinese: 我愛你
Danish: jeg elsker dig
French: Je t'aime
German: Ich liebe Dich
Japanese: 大好きです
Korean: 사랑해
Norwegian: Jeg elsker deg
Polish: kocham cię
Portuguese: amo-te
Romanian: te iubesc
Russian: я тебя люблю
Slovenian: ljubim te
Serbian: Волим те
Spanish: te amo / te quiero
Swedish: jag älskar dig
Vietnamese: Em yêu anh

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Comments

Czech: Miluji Tě [miluii tje]

By tomisek, # 21. February 2007, 12:49:49

Slovak: Milujem Ťa

By borat, # 24. March 2007, 17:51:34

Thanks you both for updating :)

By Munus, # 24. March 2007, 19:51:40

Lithuanian: Aš myliu tave

By vladas, # 28. March 2007, 18:26:35

Bulgarian: Обичам те (Obitcham te)

By valery.buchinsky, # 1. April 2007, 09:55:09

Đa ngôn ngữ

By thietkeweb0907775942, # 9. April 2007, 13:37:58

in portuguese the most used is "eu te amo"

By b_laudanum, # 11. May 2007, 04:09:24

Finnish: Hyvää Ystävänpäivää!

By Dolcetto, # 18. May 2007, 18:02:19

Hindi : Mujhe tumse pyar hai
Kannada : Naanu ninnanu preethisuthene

By Kingnutin, # 31. May 2007, 10:27:34

Finnish - Mina rakastan sinua!
Estonian - Mina armastan Sind!

By Katariina, # 4. June 2007, 20:18:22

Croatian: Volim te /same as Serbian, but in Latin.../

By linuxadore, # 5. July 2007, 21:57:31

Mahal kita : in filipino tongue, Philippines

By louderf_manila, # 7. September 2007, 13:21:41

hey!
i'm luxembourgish and i would like to add my language here

Ech hun dech gäer

cya

By luxplorer, # 5. December 2007, 21:28:36

in portuguese the most used is "eu te amo"

By b_laudanum, # 11. May 2007, 04:09:24

But you're talking about Brazilian Portuguese?
Eu amo você
or
Eu te amo

By decaspecht, # 6. December 2007, 12:56:12

turkish/ türkçe: seni seviyorum

hungarian/ magyar: szeretlek

By chitos, # 2. January 2008, 20:37:22

In a deeper tagalog(Philippines)= Iniibig kita.

By honeyparedes, # 18. August 2008, 00:13:16

em yeu anh

By huduc, # 20. September 2008, 10:54:04

In Japanese is 愛してる (read= aishiteru). It means "I love you".

but 大好きです (read: dai suki desu) ish okay... It means "I really like you". or it can also be あなたが好きです (read: anata ga suki desu).

By kiseno_sora, # 12. October 2008, 01:10:34

Hi, i'm a muslim girl from Algeria
At first thanks a lot for this great work in a web site.

concerning this article: as a muslim i would like to say that this Saint Valentiene's day is not for muslims that's why i'm not agree with this article.
i'm so sorry.:awww: :(

By amel2, # 30. October 2008, 17:15:13

Well, Amel-san, I dun care bout it since Valentine day have been yearly festival for me. It's nothing about religion.

By kiseno_sora, # 31. October 2008, 01:57:01